Is the beer business headed for a “Trump moment?” That’s the question Craft Brew Alliance CEO Andy Thomas posed this week to a room of beer industry professionals attending the annual Beer Business Daily Summit in San Diego.
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In celebration of the upcoming 10th anniversary of Record Store Day, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is releasingBeer To Drink Music To ’17, a tropical blonde ale, and will unite with Crosley Radio, architect of the iconic turntable, to kick off a two-month city tour of independent record stores and beer bars, sharing the love of vinyl, analog music and delicious craft brews.
5 Rabbit Cervecería has announced expanded distribution plans, partnering with Cavalier Distributing as their distributor for Indiana. Cavalier also distributes 5 Rabbit in Florida and Ohio.
MadTree Brewing is inviting the community to attend theGrand Opening of their new state-of-the-art ‘2.0’ brewery, taproom, beer garden, and private event spaces, along with the annual Winter Bonanza celebrating their fourth anniversary, on Saturday, February 11, 2017.
C Squared Ciders, a Denver craft cidery announced today that they have entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Crooked Stave Artisans Distributing (CSA).
The Food and Drug Administration’s May 2017 enforcement deadline for labeling of standard menu items with calorie and other nutrition labeling is fast approaching.
Owners of Sullivan’s Public House, known for its farm-to-table menu and dedication to Irish beer, whisky and tradition, will soon debut the pub’s very own Michigan-made craft beer.
One of our most popular beers is being launched on Friday, February 3rd in the brewery Tap House located at 7724 Depot St., McCordsville, IN. The Tap House will open from 12PM to 10PM.
The Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act (CBMTRA) is back in front of Congress. The latest two bills (H.R.747 and S.236) were simultaneously re-introduced into both the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate on Monday morning. If the Act passes, it would cut taxes on all brewers, importers, cider producers, distillers, and winemakers. The comprehensive tax reform effort is once again backed by the Beer Institute and the Brewers Association, and contains the same craft-friendly language as previous versions put forth during the 114th Congress.
Guinness parent Diageo today announced plans to build a U.S. version of Dublin’s famous Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore County, Maryland. The $50 million project will include the construction of a mid-sized Guinness brewery, packaging and warehousing operations as well as a tasting room, retail store and visitor center at Diageo’s existing Relay, Maryland, site, according to a press release.